Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

[Domenic T.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

Is it. My I pad or the amount of pages?
The last post I can read is Ken Barry's 9:33 yesterday. Gene Mano's hit my E-mail today 8:49. I went to page 2 and all I can get is yesterdays 9:33 post. Is this my computer or does that mean that the posts are full?

Dom
PS I can read any reply but only when it shows up on my E-mail, not on the forum. Yes I am logged in.

[Jim S.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

Is it. My I pad or the amount of pages?
The last post I can read is Ken Barry's 9:33 yesterday. Gene Mano's hit my E-mail today 8:49. I went to page 2 and all I can get is yesterdays 9:33 post. Is this my computer or does that mean that the posts are full?

Dom
PS I can read any reply but only when it shows up on my E-mail, not on the forum. Yes I am logged in.

Dom,
Go to the first page and try clicking on the first post in this thread. Are you then able to scroll through all the posts?

[Domenic T.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

Jim,
Something's WIERD, my screen go's from Kenneth Barry's 9:33 post and skips everything up to my post today asking the question. Jim, got yours on E-mail and on the forum along with all I posted. Nothing between 9:33 yesterday or my first post today.

Dom

[Domenic T.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

Jim,
Think I fixed my post view problem. Went to settings.

Dom

[Kenneth B.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

Jim,Something's WIERD, my screen go's from Kenneth Barry's 9:33 post and skips everything up to my post today asking the question. Jim, got yours on E-mail and on the forum along with all I posted. Nothing between 9:33 yesterday or my first post today.Dom

Must be our profound posts they want people to read over & over. LOL

[Reggie M.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

I examined the car this past Friday. It still has the original 300 horse 1967 engine and frame. Both have clearly legible factory stamped numbers. The owner now has photos of both on hand.

As a side bar, I lived in neogboring Rhode Island during the same period (70's) and to the best of my recollection both states did not have Stae issued VIN plates to be attached to the vehicles until a later date. I had a 65 that was a recovered theft vehicle. I was given a document much like Massachusett issued in 1970 but with no plate.

[Jim S.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

The present owner, in GA, stated there is no legend on the GA title. He titled it in GA 22 years ago by showing the prior NH title. The state (GA) did not physically inspect the car or "tag" before issuing a title.

I'm going to correct my own post. The present owner does not have a GA title, only a GA registration.

[Michael F.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

I am to old to deal with the problems a car like this could or will have so I go with "run forest, run" and would pass on buying....this has been a very interesting read however.

[Jim S.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

IMO the only 'solution' for the present owner is have GA issue a state VIN and receive a GA title. That will allow the purchaser to title it in a new state. The new purchaser will then be able to have it Flight Judged if that was their interest. I personally don't want a car with a state issed VIN but I may be in the minority. For someone looking for a very nice '67 roadster, this is one. PG, AC, bolt-ons (repros),PB, head rests, nice black vinyl hardtop. Yellow/bk/wh soft top. I have no idea how much the present owner may have to reduce the price to sell it.

[Dan D.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

C'mon guys...time to separate the fly "do do" from the black pepper. Other than purchasing a car like this for your "personal use" for an "appropriate price", why on earth would you want to buy yourself a perpetual problem? The car might be as right as rain... BUT.. in this world it's not what true that counts... it's what people think that's true. Perception becomes reality and you would always be fighting the perception that this is "damaged goods."

[Michael W.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

C'mon guys...time to separate the fly "do do" from the black pepper. Other than purchasing a car like this for your "personal use" for an "appropriate price", why on earth would you want to buy yourself a perpetual problem? The car might be as right as rain... BUT.. in this world it's not what true that counts... it's what people think that's true. Perception becomes reality and you would always be fighting the perception that this is "damaged goods."

I don't think there's one post that disagrees with you, including the OP's.

[Kenneth B.]

Re: Replaced VIN Tag. How would this be handled by NCRS Judging?

C'mon guys...time to separate the fly "do do" from the black pepper. Other than purchasing a car like this for your "personal use" for an "appropriate price", why on earth would you want to buy yourself a perpetual problem? The car might be as right as rain... BUT.. in this world it's not what true that counts... it's what people think that's true. Perception becomes reality and you would always be fighting the perception that this is "damaged goods."

I believe we all agree that the Corvette is damaged goods but some here think it has to have a state issued VIN tag to be judged when that state did not issue one but did issue a permit to attach the Corvette VIN # that is on the block & frame. Some on here because some person from the state that doesn't know jack sh*t about Corvettes didn't OK it & the VIN tag doesn't look pretty it can't be judged. Again like Pogo said ' We have meet the enemy & he is US.